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WD40 makes pretty short work of it (on glass anyway) :)

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Well, called Cromar and they basically said 'it's made somewhere in Europe we just sell the stuff'. Then he (the Cromar bloke) said u probably shouldn't overpaint it with oil based paints, to which i replied that it would be a good idea to print that on the tube, rather than saying 'can be...

Damn right - dangerous looking brutes they are too

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Have a 'thanks' for saying 'thanks' Mrtapir. See - feels great doesn't it. 'Spread the happiness' - thats my moto... along with - 'kill anyone that looks weird' And some people said i'd never make anything of myself. I showed them

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My first 'Thanks'!!!!! :)

Fair point about the tape sticking faster the longer it's left - therefore (like i said - if u insist on using it) only apply it just b4 ur second coat, make sure it's low tack and u can lower the tack even further by sticking it to ur carpet (make sure the carpet isn't rotten dirty), peeling it...

i assume u mean the masking paint took some of the new satin off, and not emulsion from the wall, then... u have to take the tape off when the paint is still wet, i assume u've let the first coat dry. i wouldn't bother masking off to paint skirtings, i'd just cut it in. HWR if u insist doing...

Thanks for ur reply Joe. I called crown again and spoke to someone else who said that undercoat was not strictly necessary. So basically - u can get away without it. But for somewhere that it matters - like on living room furniture or doors that have a slight grain - undercoat will...